Anonymous ID: 8ffca7 Jan. 24, 2019, 10:16 p.m. No.4897038   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7288 >>7482 >>7691 >>7787 >>7831

Renee DiResta research director at New Knowledge advised AET and had a seat on its board

 

This has relevance to the diggers just wanted to make sure this connect is noted

Read this and remember that Dickerson worked in Obama WH and Renee worked at State under Clinton Think of the timing

 

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/technology/secret-campaign-to-use-russian-inspired-tactics-in-2017-alabama-election-stirs-anxiety-for-democrats/2019/01/06/58803f26-0400-11e9-8186-4ec26a485713_story.html?noredirect=on&utm_term=.5c0b443bf56d

 

One person who expressed a desire to fight back was Dickerson, according to social media researcher Renee DiResta, who met him at a conference in Chicago in the same month that Trump was inaugurated. Dickerson told her at the time about his desire to create a start-up to battle political disinformation, she said.

 

“There was a feeling after the Trump election that Democrats hadn’t prioritized tech, that Republicans had built this amazing juggernaut machine,” said DiResta. “The right wing was running a meme war, and there were these crazy dirty tricks. People wanted to build countermeasures.”

 

DiResta briefly advised AET, offering technical guidance and helping them meet potential supporters in the months before Hoffman agreed to fund the company.

 

DiResta, who also accepted a single share in AET and a seat on its board, said she became concerned with the opaqueness of the project, and severed ties with the company a few months after joining. She became research director at New Knowledge in January 2018 but said that, while she had heard of an experiment in Alabama, she did not know about the tactics.